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Antònia París Riera (Maria Antònia of St Peter)

Catalan foundress, with Anthony Mary Claret, of the Claretian Missionary Sisters

Servant of GodFull write-upSpain
Born
28 June 1813
verified
Died
17 January 1885
verified
Beatified
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not yet
Canonised
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not yet

Who they were

María Antonia París of Vallmoll founded, with Anthony Mary Claret, the Religious of Mary Immaculate (Claretian Missionary Sisters), after a mystical experience in 1842 that convinced her the Church needed a renewal of the evangelical life. The cognitional process ran at Tarragona from 29 June 1982 to 1984.

The miracles

No miracle has been approved. The cause is at its first stage.

Why that counted as sanctity

Her congregation's own page still calls her a Servant of God, so she is recorded here at that step, although the Hagiography Circle record reports a decree on heroic virtues dated 23 December 1993 that no Catholic source consulted here confirms.

The cause

Antònia París Riera (Maria Antònia of St Peter) is named a Servant of God; the cause continues. Favours received, and offers of help, go to the postulation, the office that carries the cause forward: The cause of Antònia París Riera (Maria Antònia of St Peter).

A miracle approved by the Holy See is needed for the next step. Reporting one begins with the postulation.

Connected on this site

  • Anthony Mary Claret Saint
    “María Antonia París of Vallmoll founded, with Anthony Mary Claret, the Religious of Mary Immaculate (Claretian Missionary Sisters), after a mystical experience in 1842 that convinced her the Church needed a renewal of the evangelical life.” — this site's research
Sources

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